Hi peeps.

The plants are showing the same symptoms. The other day I refilled my water bottle for my plants. I Ph'd the water down using vinegar to about 6.7. I watered the plants. A few days later I decided to check the water again with my test kit. The ph of the water had gone back up to about ph 7.1. :wtf:

I made a jug of water and put a little vinegar in. I mixed it thoroughly. I tested the water and it came in at about 6.4. The liquid in the test tube was light green. I shook it vigorously for a few seconds and the liquid had gone from light green (6.4) to pale blue 6.9.

Which reading do I trust?

How long does it take for the neutralization to complete?

It feels like I'm on the edge of solving this problem.

I know it's ph...
Wobster Reviewed by Wobster on . Please help me! - Power plant growing indoor - Biobizz all-mix soil with 30% perlite - Ph roughly 6.5 - Tap water with a few drops of vinegar to lower Ph - Plant about 3 months from seed - Baby-bio fertilizer at 5 drops per liter - Fertilized every other watering - 3 x 20w energy saving cfl 3 inches from plant - room temp about 72 degrees 24/7 - relative humidity unknown but it should be low Rating: 5